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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7787, 5 November 1886, Page 1

' Palis. mOKATEA GOLD MINING COMPANY X (RKGI8T11BBD). The Directors have this day made a Call of Two Shillings per Share on the Capital of the Company, payable to the Manager, Mr. William Bone, at the 1 Company's Office, < orornandel, on or before TUESDAY, November 30,1886. (UthCall). W. HORNS, Manager, Company's Office, Coromandel, October 29,1880. N.B Shareholder* who have already paid the last three Calls of Sixpence (6d) each chare will be credited this amount toward payment of the above- , namedo*ll *. mm Manager. ; Educational. mo PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. \ Children going to the High or Grammar School will find a comfortable home In one of the'molt healthy suburbs of Auckland. ! Terms and references on application to MRS. DAVIS, * P. 0., Bemuera. HENRY PERCIVAI. (of the University of London), Licentiate of the College of Preceptors, prepares students for Matriculation, civil service, and other examinations, ' French and German, acquired during Iβ years' reel- , dence on the continent of Europe. Chemistry, Qeo« , logy, Physiology, Psychology. Numerous Testimonials —Cambridge House, Lower Vincent-street. I JOHN V-7 riLOUGH, 1 TEACHER OF VIOLIN, VIOLA, GUITAR, Ac Churoh ■ street, Fomonby, next home to Public • School. Workshop for Machine and Musical Instrument repairs. Model-making. Electric Apparatus, Ac &c. 1 ■ .' ' ' 11 Personal. ; ! Curtains ! Mrs. Wigg, late \.J of Karangahap* Road and MoKelvle-street, begs to notify to her Customers that she is now carrying on her olcestabliahed Curtaln-drewing Business In Grey-street, mar the top. Orders per post reoelva immediate attention. *)ERBoNaL.—Will those of our patrons 1 JL who left parcels, please send a 'dress to Box 412 for delivery. lire. Gllmore has transferred the > laundry work to Mount Albert, under the name of the . Auckland Laundry (not steam). Orders and -eels may be left at Henry Registry Office, Shortland House, Snortland-street, also at the select Reglttry , Office, T.M.'J.A. Buildings, Albert-street. Curtains cleaned and dressed. Communications by post i promptly attended to. Box 412. ■^ CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR V > CAIIDS, at Goodson's london Arcade, are more Beautiful this year than ever, and at half the price of former years, ranging from id to 10e each. Everyone should see the display before making their purchases. A SPECIALTY for sending- Home next mail as a . Christmas Present, a Sterling Silver Brooch, for ss, with engraved views of Auckland—City and Province. . Specimens may be seen in the Jewellery Windows of ; OOOD*ON'B LONDON ARC'A DR. Lost and Found. STRAYED, about three weeks «noe— A. Dark Ba» Filly, unbroken, blind in one eye ; i ten shillings reward for her recovery.—Alfred Buckland. . _^^ LOST, between Wyndham-etreet and Birkenhead—A Cheque drawn by Wnitaker and Russell on the Bank of New Zealand for £226 In favour of Mrs. i-orgham, dated 26th in , numbered T 8081. All persona are hereby cautioned against 1 negotiating; the same, payment having been stopped. k The finder of the cheque will be rewarded on leaving the same at Whltiker and Russell's. 1 I^OUND —Two Logs floating in harbour, 1} 60ft and 20ft long. Owners can have the same by paying expenses.—Apply to C. Poison, Sugar Work*, Chelsea. Wanted. TO FARMERS. — Wanted, a Dairy of Prime Fresh Butter, delivered on Friday. -R. - J. Yates ParnelL TO EMPLOYERS—Employment wanted by a General Farm Couple, 1 child: milk, plough, and cook, etc,—Heighten and Co., 104, Queenstreet. t im/AISTED Known— sale at GoodV * son's London Arcade is over, but much of the ' stock, reduced In price, remains still at the ridlcu- ' *on«ly low prices offered during the sale. r \T7ANTKD—Purchasers of Toys, Dolls, , TV and Fancy Goods to call and inspeot the 3d, 6d, od, and Is Stalls at Goodson's London Arcade unequalled in city or suburbs for cheapness and variety. QPECIAL NOTICE. ' W. H. FENTON & CO. Will continue to allow TWENTY PER CENT. - DISCOUNT FOR CASH, or Four Shillings la the i Pound, off all Purohases for the next Fourteen Days i when this Bona Fide Sale must be brought to a Close, , as extensive alterations to the premises have to be made. r mEMPORARY AID SOCIETY. • The Temporary Aid Committee request that any 1 persons having left off Boots (Men's or Women's) to give away will kin ly leave them at the Society's Office in Wvndham-Btreet. a D. WHITCOMBE. ) Secretary. mo TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS. 1 PRESENTS FOR HOME.—Very handsome Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, Album Boxes, Ac. All made from the pick of New Zealand's rich native woods. The above goods are I?really admired at home for i their rare beauty. All other collections carefully picked in a cue and shipped home. Visitor*. Ac, are roepeotfully asked to walk through my warehouse, as I it is one of the eights of the city. , W. NORRIB, ' Top of Shortland-street. EDUCATION BOARD. ) Hale Teacher wanted for a School In the Hawsra ■ County. Salary, £160 to £180 per annum, according . to class of certificate held, and free house. Applicants must state age, and forward copies of testimonials to 5 the undersigned. t A. A. BROWNE, , Secretary. Wanganui, November 1,1886. ! ytf A N T B DINSPEOTION OF ! MUNRO & MILLIGAN'S TWEEDS. WANTED —Leather Merchants, Bootmakers, and all interested in the advancement of local industry to carefully inspect my sped- , mena of Boot and .shoe Uppers, which were awarded the First Prize Medal, Wellington Exhibition, 1886, ■ which will be exhibited at the forthcoming Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, the Bth and ' o_insk EDWARD T. OARTWRIGHT, ■ Grey-street, Auckland, i ' " in ■ 1 WANTED Seen outside the Shop— Wore Reductions 1 Lot of Ladle* , grand Kid Boots, reduced from 10s 6d to 7s lid; lot of Children's Butt Boots, reduced from 4s 6d to 2» lid - lot of Ladies' Butt Shoes, reduced from 6s 6d to 8s , lid, at Dsmpisr's Farewell Boot ale; Victoria-street, I doors remember from Dampier's Fancy Goods Shop. ' WT ANTED Known—That D. Goldie is T T prepared to sell all kinds of Building and . other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes, Felloes, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings, and Shingles, at his Yards. Albert-street, near the Docks at the lowest cash prices. The timber being under cover, is better than that purchased e!se*hnr* WANTED- All householders to obtain one of EDWARDS' PATENT SELF-ACTING •' DKODORIBINO CLOSETS. Simple! Durable! Cheap I Awo king MODBL can be insnected and circulars obtained at the Company's Office—Fowler and Wilkinson—Exchange Chambers, Queen street. MONEY LENT, in Sums of £20 to £6060 —On Promissory Nodes, Furniture, etc., etc. 1 Loans granted upon Legacies, and Interests under ■ Wills. Bills Discounted.-Address L Williams (late ' of Fort-street), PO. Box 861. Auckland. MONEY LENT, in Sums of £20 to£sooo —On Promissory Notes, Furniture, etc, etc., Loans granted upon Legacies, and Interests under Wills. Bills Disoounted.—Addrees I. Williams (late of Fort-street), P. 0., Box 861, Auckland. SPRING. AND SUMMER. — Wanted Known.— D. voPhbbsom Invites special attention to his Dress Department, which is replete with t the choicest and most fashionable fabrics for the above seasons. A large consignment to hand, com prising Jersey Crepe. Moussellne Crepe, Beige, Foule, ! ottoman Cord. Knot Bonela. Curl Bouele, Veilings, 5 Merinos and Cashmeres, Printed Veilings. Dβ Lalnes, etc. The above are French Goods, and All wool. The colourings are new and fashionable. Handsome Striped and Figured Broches, Flushes and other stylish Trimmings to match. ? " * > New Prints and CameUne Cloths, In the fashionable Stripes, Spots, Flowered, Figured, and Plain.' A very I"**-*** KAJUBfIiaAWBoAP. ' \